djohnson53

We've identified the signing problem. We've fixed this DMG.  We're now working on a root cause fix.

Please refer to these resources.  As TIBCO employees, we are not at liberty to discuss these CVE's outside of these resources:
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Fixed. I had forgotten to uncomment the line: sqlQueryExecutor=Alpha,ValidSQL,500000,true,SQL_Query_Executor_context
in the security.properties file
alanm - 13 hours 39 min ago

It looks like a UNIX Time stamp. 

David,  I think that you should actually 'ask this question again', as in create a new question. The original question is 2 years old. It may not poke up very high in feeds.
You could refer to this one for context.

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iReport is replaced by Jaspersoft Studio.  iReport is no longer supportted or maintained.  No new releases will be made. It also may not work well with newer versions of the JasperReports Server.  So, you should use Jaspersoft Studio.
 

These first two are the available releases from TIBCO:
There is a v6.0.1 of the server, but the Studio only goes back to v6.0.4
https://community.jaspersoft.com/project/jasperreports-server/releases
https://community.jaspersoft.com/project/jaspersoft-studio/releases
Luckily SourceForge still has the Studio verson you want
https://sourceforge.net/projects/jasperstudio/files/

Take a look at https://www.jaspersoft.com/editions
 

在科技方面，少数人懂中文。 英语听众更广泛。

There's a checksum.txt file in with the release files.
For 6.2.1 its:
f29b8601b627df752922f72897bc1be6  jasperreports-server-cp-6.2.1-bin.zip
2451a00ece2ed471229fa667a07b4a45  jasperreports-server-cp-6.2.1-linux-x64-installer.run
e19db353cb92746ec4b14dca76280f13  jasperreports-server-cp-6.2.1-linux-x86-installer.run
6f1ca698d7008f11ada46ef52eedded8  jasperreports-server-cp-6.2.1-osx-x64-installer.app.zip
2590793840bcab1681ac067d3cb2c705  jasperreports-server-cp-6.2.1-windows-x64-installer.exe
b2b799ad77312c9f53d4a874a1aac812  jasperreports-server-cp-6.2.1-src.zip
 
BTW, I just posted v6.3.0 ...
there's a checksum.txt for that too.


 

hozawa is right.   What else changed? Did you change how JasperReports Server is started up? Possibly under a different userid which doesn't have permission to write? Or did someone change the permissions or ownership of a directory path? I'm not sure where the server writes temp files.

You should look at JasperReports Server Authentication with NTLM  or JasperReports Server 6.0.1 Authentication with NTLM for ideas about how we advise doing it. Also refer to the official doc, TIBCO JasperReports Server Authentication Cookbook v6.0  (Download PDF, View HTML). 
 

BYOL stands for Bring Your Own License.  If you already have a license, then BYOL makes sense.
Hourly is just what it says. Its <$1 an hour.  Many folks use an hourly setup for evaluation and then but a license at their leisure.
You can start Hourly and then move to a License at a later time.
We don't offer a Community Edition AWS product.
For more info: http://community.jaspersoft.com/jaspersoft-aws/launch
 

jaspersoft_platform_support_v6.0.pdf#page=9

Sometimes, if you've modified the width of a column to be smaller than needed for the Heading, the whole column may not be displayed. Try making the column just a bit wider and see if it shows up.

There is this section in the Admin Guide Configuring the Online Help that describes what applicationContext-webHelp.xml is for.

In Jaspersoft Studio,  you can create HTML links in the actual reports that can point to your help docs.

 

Out of scope for this forum

I've done this by constructing the display names for the day field with a numeric suffix: "5 Friday,  1 Monday", etc. Another tactic is to get the sorting you want correct in a crosstab and then switch the Ad Hoc view to a chart.

Did you take a look at: JasperReports Server Performance Reference ?

Is it possible that you're trying to use hive2?
Snippets from the Hivesever2 Utils.jar:
public static final String URL_PREFIX = "jdbc:hive2://";... public static JdbcConnectionParams parseURL(String uri) throws IllegalArgumentException { JdbcConnectionParams connParams = new JdbcConnectionParams(); if (!uri.startsWith(URL_PREFIX)) { throw new IllegalArgumentException("Bad URL format"); (This is line 185) }[/code]The bigger problem is that hive2 is not supported in v5.5.  It will be in v5.6.
 
 
 

Without getting into iReport Designer or Jaspersoft Studio,  which are the traditional report creation tools,  the short answer to your question is: No, you cannot create a report with multiple Ad Hoc Views or Multiple tables, crosstabs or charts.
An Ad Hoc view can be the basis of a report. There is a "Save as" option in saving the view that allows you to save it as a Report.  If you have saved the view as a report, they become linked so that, if you change the View, the Report will be updated as well.
These Ad Hoc generated Reports can then be used in Dashboards.
Refer to the Server Documentation for all of this.
Ad Hoc is, as its name implies, designed at this point in time, as a quick way to generate comparitively simple reports. To move to the more complex types that you talk about, try reading http://community.jaspersoft.com/wiki/jaspersoft-complex-reporting-reference. You will need to learn how to use Jaspersoft Studio or iReport Designer. iReport Designer is being phased out in favor of Jaspersoft Studio, which is built on top on the Eclipse IDE, so I would suggest Jaspersoft Studio. Once you're up to speed, you will be able to build the kinds of reports you speak of.
Good Luck!  Hope this helped.
 
 
 

In Ad Hoc, if you're creating a 'table' view, you can right click on the Column Header and choose the 'Edit Label' option.  You could then change the Label to something more appropriate. It needs something. Just spaces or an empty string won't work.
If you're doing a crosstab or a chart, and using a domain, you would need to edit the domain's Display section and change the field's name there.
If you created the field from the Ad Hoc itself, you're not going to have much recourse.  You might consider creating a derived table or a calculated field in a domain that creates the distinct count, then using the above mentioned Display section to manipulate its label.
 
Hope that helps.

Append a decorate=no to the URL

Yes, Right click on the column header and choose the "Delete Row Summary" option.  To put it back, click on the "Add Row Summary".